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The Army of the Republic of Viet Nam - ARVN (Vietnamese: Quân Lực Việt Nam Cộng Hòa - QLVNCH), sometimes referred to as the South Vietnamese Army (SVA), was the Ground Forces branch of the Republic of Vietnam's Military Forces, the official military of the Republic of Vietnam (South Vietnam) which existed from 1955 until the fall of Saigon in 1975. It is estimated to have suffered 1,394,000 casualties (killed and wounded) during the Vietnam War.
After the fall of Saigon to the invading North Vietnamese Army (NVA), the ARVN was dissolved. While some high-ranking officers had fled the country to the United States or elsewhere, thousands of former ARVN officers were sent to reeducation camps by the communist government of the new, unified Socialist Republic of Vietnam.
On October 26, 1955, the military was reorganized by the administration of President Ngo Dinh Diem who then formally established the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) in December 30, 1955. The air force was known as the Vietnamese Air Force (VNAF). Early on, the focus of the army was the guerrilla fighters of the Vietnam National Liberation Front (NLF, also known as the Viet Cong (VC)), formed to oppose the Diem administration. The United States, under President John F. Kennedy sent advisors and a great deal of financial support to aid the ARVN in combating the insurgents. A major campaign, developed by Ngo Dinh Nhu and later resurrected under another name was the "Strategic Hamlet Program" which was regarded as unsuccessful by Western media because it was "inhumane" to move villagers from the countryside to fortified villages. ARVN leaders and President Diem were criticized by the foreign press when the troops were used to crush armed anti-government religious groups like the Cao Dai and Hoa Hao as well as to raid Buddhist temples, which according to Diem, were harboring NLF guerrillas. This most notably occurred on the night of August 21, 1963, during the Xa Loi Pagoda raids conducted by the Special Forces, which caused a death toll estimated to range into the hundreds.
In 1963 Ngo Dinh Diem was killed in a coup d'état carried out by ARVN officers and encouraged by US officials such as Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. In the confusion that followed, General Duong Van Minh took control, but he was only the first in a succession of ARVN generals to assume the presidency of South Vietnam. During these years, the United States began taking more control of the war against the NLF and the role of the ARVN became less and less significant. They were also plagued by continuing problems of severe corruption amongst the officer corps. Although the U.S. was highly critical, the ARVN continued to be entirely U.S. armed and funded.
Although the US media has often portrayed the Vietnam War as an exclusively American vs. Vietnamese conflict, the ARVN carried the brunt of the fight before and after large-scale US involvement, and participated in many major operations with American troops. ARVN troops pioneered the use of the M113 armored personnel carrier as an infantry fighting vehicle by fighting mounted rather than as a "battle taxi" as originally designed, and the armored cavalry (ACAV) modifications were adopted based on ARVN experience. One notable ARVN unit equipped with M113 armored personnel carriers (APCs), the 3d Armored Cavalry Squadron, used the new tactic so proficiently and with such extraordinary heroism against hostile forces that they earned the United States Presidential Unit Citation. An estimated 224,000 South Vietnamese troops died, while more than 58,000 U.S. troops died during the war.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARVN
A South Vietnamese marine unit in action against the North Vietnamese attackers north of Hue.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Pham Van Dinh and Tran Ngoc Hue were two of the brightest young stars in the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN). Both men fought with valor in a war that seemed to have no end, exemplifying ARVN bravery and determination that is largely forgotten or ignored in the West. However, while Hue fought until he was captured by the North Vietnamese Army and then endured thirteen years of captivity, Dinh surrendered and defected to the enemy, for whom he served as a teacher in the reeducation of his former ARVN comrades.
An understanding of how two lives that were so similar diverged so dramatically provides a lens through which to understand the ARVN and South Vietnam's complex relationship with Americas government and military. The lives of Dinh and Hue reflect the ARVNs battlefield successes, from the recapture of the Citadel in Hue City in the Tet Offensive of 1968, to Dinhs unheralded role in the seizure of Hamburger Hill a year later. However, their careers expose an ARVN that was over-politicized, tactically flawed, and dependent on American logistical and firepower support. Marginalized within an American war, ARVN faced a grim fate as U.S. forces began to exit the conflict. As the structure of the ARVN/U.S. alliance unraveled, Dinh and Hue were left alone to make the most difficult decisions of their lives.
Once both military superstars, Dinh is viewed by a traitor by many within the South Vietnamese community, while Hue, an expatriate living in northern Virginia, is seen as a hero who never let go of his ideals. Their experiences and legacies mirror that of the ARVNs rise and fall as well as the tragic history of South Vietnam.
Length: 69 Minutes
Lecture Date: April 21, 2010
- published: 23 Jul 2014
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Elite volunteer paratroopers defending their homeland and families, against a brutal communist invasion; fighting against Soviet and Chinese backed communist forces in Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam 1955-75.
Vietnamese paratroopers participated in every major battle, Tet 1968, battle for Saigon, Hue, 1972 Summer of fire (Easter offensive), Quang Tri, The Siege of Anloc, and the last stand Xuan Loc 1975 and many more.
Soldiers known as: Angels in red hats by south Vietnamese ( thiên thần Mũ Ðỏ) Nhay Du co gang !
Legends live forever...
Please note: I do not claim to own the content in this video. This is made to honor all veterans. Thank you! Nhay Du co gang !
(North or South the war is over, please leave respectful comments and honor veterans)
Music: E.S. Posthumus- Unstoppable
- published: 11 Oct 2011
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South Vietnamese ARVN (Army of Republic of Vietnam) soldiers attack huts on outskirts of Saigon, Vietnam.
Refugees sit outside huts at outskirts of Saigon. Civilians start running when they see ARVN troops firing. Man with Red Cross on bandana runs carrying child. Man and children run past truck. Women with children run. ARVN troops fire at Vietcong position. A soldier talks into radio. Troops reload machine guns. American soldier fire M-16 rifle behind wall. Soldier at M-60 machine gun nearby. Ambulances parked in street. Location: Saigon Vietnam. Date: January 31, 1968.
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- published: 12 May 2014
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In 1970 South Vietnamese Marines from the 1st ARVN Division occupied a fire support base called O'Reilly near the Laotian border and close to FSB Ripcord where the 101st was under attack and eventually abandoned the base in July. The North Vietnamese then turned their attention to O'Reilly, which had already been the target of smaller attacks. But by late summer - with Ripcord closed - the NVA were thought to be planning a massive attack on O'Reilly. I was a motion picture photographer with the 221st Signal Company/Southeast Asia Pictorial Center and went to O'Reilly in October with Jim Saller, a still photographer and Ken Conkle, another mopic guy. One morning - in an attempt to surprise the NVA - we all left the base on foot, rather than by helicopter. The plan was to try and go so fast through the mountains that we could reach a distant landing zone and be pulled out by helicopter the next morning before the NVA could mass and react. We moved so quickly in such steep and rugged terrain that the only film I have is crossing a fast-moving river that swept one ARVN well down stream. This was not the place to be left behind. Then the film shows people settling in on the LZ for the night and preparing to be lifted off the next morning. I ran out of film just before getting people loading on the Hueys. Film was shot with a Filmo using 16 mm and no sound. It was powered by a wind-up spring (I kid you not) and didn't have a light meter. Army photographers were taught to guess at the exposure.
- published: 11 Apr 2015
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The troops of the ARVN work on a battlefield during the invasion of South Vietnam.
The NVA (North Vietnamese Army) invasion of South Vietnam. Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) troops on the streets of Hue, Vietnam. Soldiers fill sand bags. They dig out mud from a field. F4 Phantom jet make bombing runs. ARVN troops move into position on a road. Smoke from the explosion of bombs. A soldier talks on a radio. Location: Hue Vietnam. Date: May 1972.
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- published: 06 May 2014
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This shows the 44th Vietnamese Ranger Battalion just after dawn at Ca Mau air strip in the Delta waiting to board CH-47 Chinook. The usual Army hurry up and wait. Vietnamese officer discussing the operation with American adviser. Faces of Vietnamese soldiers and equipment. Vietnamese troops board CH-47. Vietnamese troops disembark from CH-47. CH-47 takes off. Flight of UH-1Ds arriving at pick-up area. Vietnamese troops waiting.UH-1D in flight with troops aboard. Then, a long, wet slog with Vietnamese troops walking thru rice paddies and in deep water. Vietnamese officer checks map while another talks over field telephone. American adviser holding map, talking with Vietnamese soldiers. 21st ARVN Division troops and American soldiers walking in waist deep water and moving deeper into the U Minh forest. ARVN officer checks compass and map. ARVN soldier releasing red smoke flare signaling for re-supply helicopters. UH-1D unloads supplies and takes off. Filmed by Chris Jensen a photographer with the 221st Signal Company/Southeast Asia Pictorial Center. Camera was a 16 mm Filmo that was powered by a wind-up spring and used a 100-foot roll. No auto focus and no light meter. The Army felt its photogs should be able to guess. On this assignment he worked with still photographer Al Rockoff, also of the 221st.
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21:02ARVN Airborne Repell Vietcong Attack, Saigon, South Vietnam (1968)
ARVN Airborne Repell Vietcong Attack, Saigon, South Vietnam (1968)ARVN Airborne Repell Vietcong Attack, Saigon, South Vietnam (1968)
The Army of the Republic of Viet Nam - ARVN (Vietnamese: Quân Lực Việt Nam Cộng Hòa - QLVNCH), sometimes referred to as the South Vietnamese Army (SVA), was the Ground Forces branch of the Republic of Vietnam's Military Forces, the official military of the Republic of Vietnam (South Vietnam) which existed from 1955 until the fall of Saigon in 1975. It is estimated to have suffered 1,394,000 casualties (killed and wounded) during the Vietnam War. After the fall of Saigon to the invading North Vietnamese Army (NVA), the ARVN was dissolved. While some high-ranking officers had fled the country to the United States or elsewhere, thousands of former ARVN officers were sent to reeducation camps by the communist government of the new, unified Socialist Republic of Vietnam. On October 26, 1955, the military was reorganized by the administration of President Ngo Dinh Diem who then formally established the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) in December 30, 1955. The air force was known as the Vietnamese Air Force (VNAF). Early on, the focus of the army was the guerrilla fighters of the Vietnam National Liberation Front (NLF, also known as the Viet Cong (VC)), formed to oppose the Diem administration. The United States, under President John F. Kennedy sent advisors and a great deal of financial support to aid the ARVN in combating the insurgents. A major campaign, developed by Ngo Dinh Nhu and later resurrected under another name was the "Strategic Hamlet Program" which was regarded as unsuccessful by Western media because it was "inhumane" to move villagers from the countryside to fortified villages. ARVN leaders and President Diem were criticized by the foreign press when the troops were used to crush armed anti-government religious groups like the Cao Dai and Hoa Hao as well as to raid Buddhist temples, which according to Diem, were harboring NLF guerrillas. This most notably occurred on the night of August 21, 1963, during the Xa Loi Pagoda raids conducted by the Special Forces, which caused a death toll estimated to range into the hundreds. In 1963 Ngo Dinh Diem was killed in a coup d'état carried out by ARVN officers and encouraged by US officials such as Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. In the confusion that followed, General Duong Van Minh took control, but he was only the first in a succession of ARVN generals to assume the presidency of South Vietnam. During these years, the United States began taking more control of the war against the NLF and the role of the ARVN became less and less significant. They were also plagued by continuing problems of severe corruption amongst the officer corps. Although the U.S. was highly critical, the ARVN continued to be entirely U.S. armed and funded. Although the US media has often portrayed the Vietnam War as an exclusively American vs. Vietnamese conflict, the ARVN carried the brunt of the fight before and after large-scale US involvement, and participated in many major operations with American troops. ARVN troops pioneered the use of the M113 armored personnel carrier as an infantry fighting vehicle by fighting mounted rather than as a "battle taxi" as originally designed, and the armored cavalry (ACAV) modifications were adopted based on ARVN experience. One notable ARVN unit equipped with M113 armored personnel carriers (APCs), the 3d Armored Cavalry Squadron, used the new tactic so proficiently and with such extraordinary heroism against hostile forces that they earned the United States Presidential Unit Citation. An estimated 224,000 South Vietnamese troops died, while more than 58,000 U.S. troops died during the war. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARVN -
2:00SYND 26/5/72 ARVN MARINES IN ACTION AGAINST VIETCONG IN HUE
SYND 26/5/72 ARVN MARINES IN ACTION AGAINST VIETCONG IN HUESYND 26/5/72 ARVN MARINES IN ACTION AGAINST VIETCONG IN HUE
A South Vietnamese marine unit in action against the North Vietnamese attackers north of Hue. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/b2abe06e97b5665ea7df86ce297ea3c9 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
68:36"Vietnam's Forgotten Army: Heroism and Betrayal in the ARVN" by Dr. Andrew A. Wiest
"Vietnam's Forgotten Army: Heroism and Betrayal in the ARVN" by Dr. Andrew A. Wiest"Vietnam's Forgotten Army: Heroism and Betrayal in the ARVN" by Dr. Andrew A. Wiest
Pham Van Dinh and Tran Ngoc Hue were two of the brightest young stars in the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN). Both men fought with valor in a war that seemed to have no end, exemplifying ARVN bravery and determination that is largely forgotten or ignored in the West. However, while Hue fought until he was captured by the North Vietnamese Army and then endured thirteen years of captivity, Dinh surrendered and defected to the enemy, for whom he served as a teacher in the reeducation of his former ARVN comrades. An understanding of how two lives that were so similar diverged so dramatically provides a lens through which to understand the ARVN and South Vietnam's complex relationship with Americas government and military. The lives of Dinh and Hue reflect the ARVNs battlefield successes, from the recapture of the Citadel in Hue City in the Tet Offensive of 1968, to Dinhs unheralded role in the seizure of Hamburger Hill a year later. However, their careers expose an ARVN that was over-politicized, tactically flawed, and dependent on American logistical and firepower support. Marginalized within an American war, ARVN faced a grim fate as U.S. forces began to exit the conflict. As the structure of the ARVN/U.S. alliance unraveled, Dinh and Hue were left alone to make the most difficult decisions of their lives. Once both military superstars, Dinh is viewed by a traitor by many within the South Vietnamese community, while Hue, an expatriate living in northern Virginia, is seen as a hero who never let go of his ideals. Their experiences and legacies mirror that of the ARVNs rise and fall as well as the tragic history of South Vietnam. Length: 69 Minutes Lecture Date: April 21, 2010 -
71:04Militärparade der ARVN 19/6 1971 und 1973 (south vietnamese military parade 1971 - 1973)
Militärparade der ARVN 19/6 1971 und 1973 (south vietnamese military parade 1971 - 1973) -
5:39VIETNAM AIRBORNE ARVN / VNCH Nhay Du Mũ Ðỏ (Red berets)
VIETNAM AIRBORNE ARVN / VNCH Nhay Du Mũ Ðỏ (Red berets)VIETNAM AIRBORNE ARVN / VNCH Nhay Du Mũ Ðỏ (Red berets)
Elite volunteer paratroopers defending their homeland and families, against a brutal communist invasion; fighting against Soviet and Chinese backed communist forces in Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam 1955-75. Vietnamese paratroopers participated in every major battle, Tet 1968, battle for Saigon, Hue, 1972 Summer of fire (Easter offensive), Quang Tri, The Siege of Anloc, and the last stand Xuan Loc 1975 and many more. Soldiers known as: Angels in red hats by south Vietnamese ( thiên thần Mũ Ðỏ) Nhay Du co gang ! Legends live forever... Please note: I do not claim to own the content in this video. This is made to honor all veterans. Thank you! Nhay Du co gang ! (North or South the war is over, please leave respectful comments and honor veterans) Music: E.S. Posthumus- Unstoppable -
3:22South Vietnamese ARVN (Army of Republic of Vietnam) soldiers attack huts on outsk...HD Stock Footage
South Vietnamese ARVN (Army of Republic of Vietnam) soldiers attack huts on outsk...HD Stock FootageSouth Vietnamese ARVN (Army of Republic of Vietnam) soldiers attack huts on outsk...HD Stock Footage
Link to order this clip: http://www.criticalpast.com/video/65675052377_Army-of-the-Republic-of-Vietnam-soldiers_civilians-fleeing_soldiers-firing_reload Historic Stock Footage Archival and Vintage Video Clips in HD. South Vietnamese ARVN (Army of Republic of Vietnam) soldiers attack huts on outskirts of Saigon, Vietnam. Refugees sit outside huts at outskirts of Saigon. Civilians start running when they see ARVN troops firing. Man with Red Cross on bandana runs carrying child. Man and children run past truck. Women with children run. ARVN troops fire at Vietcong position. A soldier talks into radio. Troops reload machine guns. American soldier fire M-16 rifle behind wall. Soldier at M-60 machine gun nearby. Ambulances parked in street. Location: Saigon Vietnam. Date: January 31, 1968. Visit us at www.CriticalPast.com: 57,000+ broadcast-quality historic clips for immediate download. Fully digitized and searchable, the CriticalPast collection is one of the largest archival footage collections in the world. All clips are licensed royalty-free, worldwide, in perpetuity. CriticalPast offers immediate downloads of full-resolution HD and SD masters and full-resolution time-coded screeners, 24 hours a day, to serve the needs of broadcast news, TV, film, and publishing professionals worldwide. Still photo images extracted from the vintage footage are also available for immediate download. CriticalPast is your source for imagery of worldwide events, people, and B-roll spanning the 20th century. -
9:47Vietnam War: ARVN Marines at Firebase O'Reilly 1970
Vietnam War: ARVN Marines at Firebase O'Reilly 1970Vietnam War: ARVN Marines at Firebase O'Reilly 1970
In 1970 South Vietnamese Marines from the 1st ARVN Division occupied a fire support base called O'Reilly near the Laotian border and close to FSB Ripcord where the 101st was under attack and eventually abandoned the base in July. The North Vietnamese then turned their attention to O'Reilly, which had already been the target of smaller attacks. But by late summer - with Ripcord closed - the NVA were thought to be planning a massive attack on O'Reilly. I was a motion picture photographer with the 221st Signal Company/Southeast Asia Pictorial Center and went to O'Reilly in October with Jim Saller, a still photographer and Ken Conkle, another mopic guy. One morning - in an attempt to surprise the NVA - we all left the base on foot, rather than by helicopter. The plan was to try and go so fast through the mountains that we could reach a distant landing zone and be pulled out by helicopter the next morning before the NVA could mass and react. We moved so quickly in such steep and rugged terrain that the only film I have is crossing a fast-moving river that swept one ARVN well down stream. This was not the place to be left behind. Then the film shows people settling in on the LZ for the night and preparing to be lifted off the next morning. I ran out of film just before getting people loading on the Hueys. Film was shot with a Filmo using 16 mm and no sound. It was powered by a wind-up spring (I kid you not) and didn't have a light meter. Army photographers were taught to guess at the exposure. -
2:48The troops of the ARVN work on a battlefield during the invasion of South Vietnam...HD Stock Footage
The troops of the ARVN work on a battlefield during the invasion of South Vietnam...HD Stock FootageThe troops of the ARVN work on a battlefield during the invasion of South Vietnam...HD Stock Footage
Link to order this clip: http://www.criticalpast.com/video/65675045882_Vietnamese-soldiers_filling-sand-bags_digging-mud_smoke-from-bombardment Historic Stock Footage Archival and Vintage Video Clips in HD. The troops of the ARVN work on a battlefield during the invasion of South Vietnam. The NVA (North Vietnamese Army) invasion of South Vietnam. Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) troops on the streets of Hue, Vietnam. Soldiers fill sand bags. They dig out mud from a field. F4 Phantom jet make bombing runs. ARVN troops move into position on a road. Smoke from the explosion of bombs. A soldier talks on a radio. Location: Hue Vietnam. Date: May 1972. Visit us at www.CriticalPast.com: 57,000+ broadcast-quality historic clips for immediate download. Fully digitized and searchable, the CriticalPast collection is one of the largest archival footage collections in the world. All clips are licensed royalty-free, worldwide, in perpetuity. CriticalPast offers immediate downloads of full-resolution HD and SD masters and full-resolution time-coded screeners, 24 hours a day, to serve the needs of broadcast news, TV, film, and publishing professionals worldwide. Still photo images extracted from the vintage footage are also available for immediate download. CriticalPast is your source for imagery of worldwide events, people, and B-roll spanning the 20th century. -
19:58Vietnam War: ARVN Rangers patrol in the U Minh Forest
Vietnam War: ARVN Rangers patrol in the U Minh ForestVietnam War: ARVN Rangers patrol in the U Minh Forest
This shows the 44th Vietnamese Ranger Battalion just after dawn at Ca Mau air strip in the Delta waiting to board CH-47 Chinook. The usual Army hurry up and wait. Vietnamese officer discussing the operation with American adviser. Faces of Vietnamese soldiers and equipment. Vietnamese troops board CH-47. Vietnamese troops disembark from CH-47. CH-47 takes off. Flight of UH-1Ds arriving at pick-up area. Vietnamese troops waiting.UH-1D in flight with troops aboard. Then, a long, wet slog with Vietnamese troops walking thru rice paddies and in deep water. Vietnamese officer checks map while another talks over field telephone. American adviser holding map, talking with Vietnamese soldiers. 21st ARVN Division troops and American soldiers walking in waist deep water and moving deeper into the U Minh forest. ARVN officer checks compass and map. ARVN soldier releasing red smoke flare signaling for re-supply helicopters. UH-1D unloads supplies and takes off. Filmed by Chris Jensen a photographer with the 221st Signal Company/Southeast Asia Pictorial Center. Camera was a 16 mm Filmo that was powered by a wind-up spring and used a 100-foot roll. No auto focus and no light meter. The Army felt its photogs should be able to guess. On this assignment he worked with still photographer Al Rockoff, also of the 221st. -
3:46ARVN Rangers(Vietnam warrior)
ARVN Rangers(Vietnam warrior)
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ARVN Airborne Repell Vietcong Attack, Saigon, South Vietnam (1968)
The Army of the Republic of Viet Nam - ARVN (Vietnamese: Quân Lực Việt Nam Cộng Hòa - QLVNCH), sometimes referred to as the South Vietnamese Army (SVA), was the Ground Forces branch of the Republic of Vietnam's Military Forces, the official military of the Republic of Vietnam (South Vietnam) which existed from 1955 until the fall of Saigon in 1975. It is estimated to have suffered 1,394,000 casualties (killed and wounded) during the Vietnam War. After the fall of Saigon to the invading North Vietnamese Army (NVA), the ARVN was dissolved. While some high-ranking officers had fled the country to the United States or elsewhere, thousands of former ARVN officers were sent to reeducation camps by the communist government of the new, unified Socialist Republic of Vietnam. On October 26, 1955, ... -
SYND 26/5/72 ARVN MARINES IN ACTION AGAINST VIETCONG IN HUE
A South Vietnamese marine unit in action against the North Vietnamese attackers north of Hue. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/b2abe06e97b5665ea7df86ce297ea3c9 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
"Vietnam's Forgotten Army: Heroism and Betrayal in the ARVN" by Dr. Andrew A. Wiest
Pham Van Dinh and Tran Ngoc Hue were two of the brightest young stars in the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN). Both men fought with valor in a war that seemed to have no end, exemplifying ARVN bravery and determination that is largely forgotten or ignored in the West. However, while Hue fought until he was captured by the North Vietnamese Army and then endured thirteen years of captivity, Dinh surrendered and defected to the enemy, for whom he served as a teacher in the reeducation of his former ARVN comrades. An understanding of how two lives that were so similar diverged so dramatically provides a lens through which to understand the ARVN and South Vietnam's complex relationship with Americas government and military. The lives of Dinh and Hue reflect the ARVNs battlefield successes... -
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VIETNAM AIRBORNE ARVN / VNCH Nhay Du Mũ Ðỏ (Red berets)
Elite volunteer paratroopers defending their homeland and families, against a brutal communist invasion; fighting against Soviet and Chinese backed communist forces in Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam 1955-75. Vietnamese paratroopers participated in every major battle, Tet 1968, battle for Saigon, Hue, 1972 Summer of fire (Easter offensive), Quang Tri, The Siege of Anloc, and the last stand Xuan Loc 1975 and many more. Soldiers known as: Angels in red hats by south Vietnamese ( thiên thần Mũ Ðỏ) Nhay Du co gang ! Legends live forever... Please note: I do not claim to own the content in this video. This is made to honor all veterans. Thank you! Nhay Du co gang ! (North or South the war is over, please leave respectful comments and honor veterans) Music: E.S. Posthumus- Unstoppa... -
South Vietnamese ARVN (Army of Republic of Vietnam) soldiers attack huts on outsk...HD Stock Footage
Link to order this clip: http://www.criticalpast.com/video/65675052377_Army-of-the-Republic-of-Vietnam-soldiers_civilians-fleeing_soldiers-firing_reload Historic Stock Footage Archival and Vintage Video Clips in HD. South Vietnamese ARVN (Army of Republic of Vietnam) soldiers attack huts on outskirts of Saigon, Vietnam. Refugees sit outside huts at outskirts of Saigon. Civilians start running when they see ARVN troops firing. Man with Red Cross on bandana runs carrying child. Man and children run past truck. Women with children run. ARVN troops fire at Vietcong position. A soldier talks into radio. Troops reload machine guns. American soldier fire M-16 rifle behind wall. Soldier at M-60 machine gun nearby. Ambulances parked in street. Location: Saigon Vietnam. Date: January 31, 1968. Vi... -
Vietnam War: ARVN Marines at Firebase O'Reilly 1970
In 1970 South Vietnamese Marines from the 1st ARVN Division occupied a fire support base called O'Reilly near the Laotian border and close to FSB Ripcord where the 101st was under attack and eventually abandoned the base in July. The North Vietnamese then turned their attention to O'Reilly, which had already been the target of smaller attacks. But by late summer - with Ripcord closed - the NVA were thought to be planning a massive attack on O'Reilly. I was a motion picture photographer with the 221st Signal Company/Southeast Asia Pictorial Center and went to O'Reilly in October with Jim Saller, a still photographer and Ken Conkle, another mopic guy. One morning - in an attempt to surprise the NVA - we all left the base on foot, rather than by helicopter. The plan was to try and go so fast ... -
The troops of the ARVN work on a battlefield during the invasion of South Vietnam...HD Stock Footage
Link to order this clip: http://www.criticalpast.com/video/65675045882_Vietnamese-soldiers_filling-sand-bags_digging-mud_smoke-from-bombardment Historic Stock Footage Archival and Vintage Video Clips in HD. The troops of the ARVN work on a battlefield during the invasion of South Vietnam. The NVA (North Vietnamese Army) invasion of South Vietnam. Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) troops on the streets of Hue, Vietnam. Soldiers fill sand bags. They dig out mud from a field. F4 Phantom jet make bombing runs. ARVN troops move into position on a road. Smoke from the explosion of bombs. A soldier talks on a radio. Location: Hue Vietnam. Date: May 1972. Visit us at www.CriticalPast.com: 57,000+ broadcast-quality historic clips for immediate download. Fully digitized and searchable, the C... -
Vietnam War: ARVN Rangers patrol in the U Minh Forest
This shows the 44th Vietnamese Ranger Battalion just after dawn at Ca Mau air strip in the Delta waiting to board CH-47 Chinook. The usual Army hurry up and wait. Vietnamese officer discussing the operation with American adviser. Faces of Vietnamese soldiers and equipment. Vietnamese troops board CH-47. Vietnamese troops disembark from CH-47. CH-47 takes off. Flight of UH-1Ds arriving at pick-up area. Vietnamese troops waiting.UH-1D in flight with troops aboard. Then, a long, wet slog with Vietnamese troops walking thru rice paddies and in deep water. Vietnamese officer checks map while another talks over field telephone. American adviser holding map, talking with Vietnamese soldiers. 21st ARVN Division troops and American soldiers walking in waist deep water and moving deeper into the U M... -
ARVN Airborne Repell Vietcong Attack, Saigon, South Vietnam (1968)
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The Army of the Republic of Viet Nam - ARVN (Vietnamese: Quân Lực Việt Nam Cộng Hòa - QLVNCH), sometimes referred to as the South Vietnamese Army (SVA), was the...
The Army of the Republic of Viet Nam - ARVN (Vietnamese: Quân Lực Việt Nam Cộng Hòa - QLVNCH), sometimes referred to as the South Vietnamese Army (SVA), was the Ground Forces branch of the Republic of Vietnam's Military Forces, the official military of the Republic of Vietnam (South Vietnam) which existed from 1955 until the fall of Saigon in 1975. It is estimated to have suffered 1,394,000 casualties (killed and wounded) during the Vietnam War.
After the fall of Saigon to the invading North Vietnamese Army (NVA), the ARVN was dissolved. While some high-ranking officers had fled the country to the United States or elsewhere, thousands of former ARVN officers were sent to reeducation camps by the communist government of the new, unified Socialist Republic of Vietnam.
On October 26, 1955, the military was reorganized by the administration of President Ngo Dinh Diem who then formally established the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) in December 30, 1955. The air force was known as the Vietnamese Air Force (VNAF). Early on, the focus of the army was the guerrilla fighters of the Vietnam National Liberation Front (NLF, also known as the Viet Cong (VC)), formed to oppose the Diem administration. The United States, under President John F. Kennedy sent advisors and a great deal of financial support to aid the ARVN in combating the insurgents. A major campaign, developed by Ngo Dinh Nhu and later resurrected under another name was the "Strategic Hamlet Program" which was regarded as unsuccessful by Western media because it was "inhumane" to move villagers from the countryside to fortified villages. ARVN leaders and President Diem were criticized by the foreign press when the troops were used to crush armed anti-government religious groups like the Cao Dai and Hoa Hao as well as to raid Buddhist temples, which according to Diem, were harboring NLF guerrillas. This most notably occurred on the night of August 21, 1963, during the Xa Loi Pagoda raids conducted by the Special Forces, which caused a death toll estimated to range into the hundreds.
In 1963 Ngo Dinh Diem was killed in a coup d'état carried out by ARVN officers and encouraged by US officials such as Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. In the confusion that followed, General Duong Van Minh took control, but he was only the first in a succession of ARVN generals to assume the presidency of South Vietnam. During these years, the United States began taking more control of the war against the NLF and the role of the ARVN became less and less significant. They were also plagued by continuing problems of severe corruption amongst the officer corps. Although the U.S. was highly critical, the ARVN continued to be entirely U.S. armed and funded.
Although the US media has often portrayed the Vietnam War as an exclusively American vs. Vietnamese conflict, the ARVN carried the brunt of the fight before and after large-scale US involvement, and participated in many major operations with American troops. ARVN troops pioneered the use of the M113 armored personnel carrier as an infantry fighting vehicle by fighting mounted rather than as a "battle taxi" as originally designed, and the armored cavalry (ACAV) modifications were adopted based on ARVN experience. One notable ARVN unit equipped with M113 armored personnel carriers (APCs), the 3d Armored Cavalry Squadron, used the new tactic so proficiently and with such extraordinary heroism against hostile forces that they earned the United States Presidential Unit Citation. An estimated 224,000 South Vietnamese troops died, while more than 58,000 U.S. troops died during the war.
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The Army of the Republic of Viet Nam - ARVN (Vietnamese: Quân Lực Việt Nam Cộng Hòa - QLVNCH), sometimes referred to as the South Vietnamese Army (SVA), was the Ground Forces branch of the Republic of Vietnam's Military Forces, the official military of the Republic of Vietnam (South Vietnam) which existed from 1955 until the fall of Saigon in 1975. It is estimated to have suffered 1,394,000 casualties (killed and wounded) during the Vietnam War.
After the fall of Saigon to the invading North Vietnamese Army (NVA), the ARVN was dissolved. While some high-ranking officers had fled the country to the United States or elsewhere, thousands of former ARVN officers were sent to reeducation camps by the communist government of the new, unified Socialist Republic of Vietnam.
On October 26, 1955, the military was reorganized by the administration of President Ngo Dinh Diem who then formally established the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) in December 30, 1955. The air force was known as the Vietnamese Air Force (VNAF). Early on, the focus of the army was the guerrilla fighters of the Vietnam National Liberation Front (NLF, also known as the Viet Cong (VC)), formed to oppose the Diem administration. The United States, under President John F. Kennedy sent advisors and a great deal of financial support to aid the ARVN in combating the insurgents. A major campaign, developed by Ngo Dinh Nhu and later resurrected under another name was the "Strategic Hamlet Program" which was regarded as unsuccessful by Western media because it was "inhumane" to move villagers from the countryside to fortified villages. ARVN leaders and President Diem were criticized by the foreign press when the troops were used to crush armed anti-government religious groups like the Cao Dai and Hoa Hao as well as to raid Buddhist temples, which according to Diem, were harboring NLF guerrillas. This most notably occurred on the night of August 21, 1963, during the Xa Loi Pagoda raids conducted by the Special Forces, which caused a death toll estimated to range into the hundreds.
In 1963 Ngo Dinh Diem was killed in a coup d'état carried out by ARVN officers and encouraged by US officials such as Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. In the confusion that followed, General Duong Van Minh took control, but he was only the first in a succession of ARVN generals to assume the presidency of South Vietnam. During these years, the United States began taking more control of the war against the NLF and the role of the ARVN became less and less significant. They were also plagued by continuing problems of severe corruption amongst the officer corps. Although the U.S. was highly critical, the ARVN continued to be entirely U.S. armed and funded.
Although the US media has often portrayed the Vietnam War as an exclusively American vs. Vietnamese conflict, the ARVN carried the brunt of the fight before and after large-scale US involvement, and participated in many major operations with American troops. ARVN troops pioneered the use of the M113 armored personnel carrier as an infantry fighting vehicle by fighting mounted rather than as a "battle taxi" as originally designed, and the armored cavalry (ACAV) modifications were adopted based on ARVN experience. One notable ARVN unit equipped with M113 armored personnel carriers (APCs), the 3d Armored Cavalry Squadron, used the new tactic so proficiently and with such extraordinary heroism against hostile forces that they earned the United States Presidential Unit Citation. An estimated 224,000 South Vietnamese troops died, while more than 58,000 U.S. troops died during the war.
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- published: 20 Jun 2012
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SYND 26/5/72 ARVN MARINES IN ACTION AGAINST VIETCONG IN HUE
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A South Vietnamese marine unit in action against the North Vietnamese attackers north of Hue.
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A South Vietnamese marine unit in action against the North Vietnamese attackers north of Hue.
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A South Vietnamese marine unit in action against the North Vietnamese attackers north of Hue.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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"Vietnam's Forgotten Army: Heroism and Betrayal in the ARVN" by Dr. Andrew A. Wiest
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- Duration: 68:36
- Updated: 23 Jul 2014
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Pham Van Dinh and Tran Ngoc Hue were two of the brightest young stars in the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN). Both men fought with valor in a war that se...
Pham Van Dinh and Tran Ngoc Hue were two of the brightest young stars in the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN). Both men fought with valor in a war that seemed to have no end, exemplifying ARVN bravery and determination that is largely forgotten or ignored in the West. However, while Hue fought until he was captured by the North Vietnamese Army and then endured thirteen years of captivity, Dinh surrendered and defected to the enemy, for whom he served as a teacher in the reeducation of his former ARVN comrades.
An understanding of how two lives that were so similar diverged so dramatically provides a lens through which to understand the ARVN and South Vietnam's complex relationship with Americas government and military. The lives of Dinh and Hue reflect the ARVNs battlefield successes, from the recapture of the Citadel in Hue City in the Tet Offensive of 1968, to Dinhs unheralded role in the seizure of Hamburger Hill a year later. However, their careers expose an ARVN that was over-politicized, tactically flawed, and dependent on American logistical and firepower support. Marginalized within an American war, ARVN faced a grim fate as U.S. forces began to exit the conflict. As the structure of the ARVN/U.S. alliance unraveled, Dinh and Hue were left alone to make the most difficult decisions of their lives.
Once both military superstars, Dinh is viewed by a traitor by many within the South Vietnamese community, while Hue, an expatriate living in northern Virginia, is seen as a hero who never let go of his ideals. Their experiences and legacies mirror that of the ARVNs rise and fall as well as the tragic history of South Vietnam.
Length: 69 Minutes
Lecture Date: April 21, 2010
wn.com/Vietnam's Forgotten Army Heroism And Betrayal In The Arvn By Dr. Andrew A. Wiest
Pham Van Dinh and Tran Ngoc Hue were two of the brightest young stars in the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN). Both men fought with valor in a war that seemed to have no end, exemplifying ARVN bravery and determination that is largely forgotten or ignored in the West. However, while Hue fought until he was captured by the North Vietnamese Army and then endured thirteen years of captivity, Dinh surrendered and defected to the enemy, for whom he served as a teacher in the reeducation of his former ARVN comrades.
An understanding of how two lives that were so similar diverged so dramatically provides a lens through which to understand the ARVN and South Vietnam's complex relationship with Americas government and military. The lives of Dinh and Hue reflect the ARVNs battlefield successes, from the recapture of the Citadel in Hue City in the Tet Offensive of 1968, to Dinhs unheralded role in the seizure of Hamburger Hill a year later. However, their careers expose an ARVN that was over-politicized, tactically flawed, and dependent on American logistical and firepower support. Marginalized within an American war, ARVN faced a grim fate as U.S. forces began to exit the conflict. As the structure of the ARVN/U.S. alliance unraveled, Dinh and Hue were left alone to make the most difficult decisions of their lives.
Once both military superstars, Dinh is viewed by a traitor by many within the South Vietnamese community, while Hue, an expatriate living in northern Virginia, is seen as a hero who never let go of his ideals. Their experiences and legacies mirror that of the ARVNs rise and fall as well as the tragic history of South Vietnam.
Length: 69 Minutes
Lecture Date: April 21, 2010
- published: 23 Jul 2014
- views: 1810
Militärparade der ARVN 19/6 1971 und 1973 (south vietnamese military parade 1971 - 1973)
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- Duration: 71:04
- Updated: 08 Feb 2015
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ngay quan luc viet nam cong hoa 19 6 1971 - 19 6 1973
south vietnamese military parade 1971 - 1973
Militärparade der ARVN 19/6 1971 und 1973
ngay quan luc viet nam cong hoa 19 6 1971 - 19 6 1973
south vietnamese military parade 1971 - 1973
Militärparade der ARVN 19/6 1971 und 1973
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VIETNAM AIRBORNE ARVN / VNCH Nhay Du Mũ Ðỏ (Red berets)
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- Duration: 5:39
- Updated: 11 Oct 2011
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Elite volunteer paratroopers defending their homeland and families, against a brutal communist invasion; fighting against Soviet and Chinese backed communist fo...
Elite volunteer paratroopers defending their homeland and families, against a brutal communist invasion; fighting against Soviet and Chinese backed communist forces in Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam 1955-75.
Vietnamese paratroopers participated in every major battle, Tet 1968, battle for Saigon, Hue, 1972 Summer of fire (Easter offensive), Quang Tri, The Siege of Anloc, and the last stand Xuan Loc 1975 and many more.
Soldiers known as: Angels in red hats by south Vietnamese ( thiên thần Mũ Ðỏ) Nhay Du co gang !
Legends live forever...
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(North or South the war is over, please leave respectful comments and honor veterans)
Music: E.S. Posthumus- Unstoppable
wn.com/Vietnam Airborne Arvn Vnch Nhay Du Mũ Ðỏ (Red Berets)
Elite volunteer paratroopers defending their homeland and families, against a brutal communist invasion; fighting against Soviet and Chinese backed communist forces in Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam 1955-75.
Vietnamese paratroopers participated in every major battle, Tet 1968, battle for Saigon, Hue, 1972 Summer of fire (Easter offensive), Quang Tri, The Siege of Anloc, and the last stand Xuan Loc 1975 and many more.
Soldiers known as: Angels in red hats by south Vietnamese ( thiên thần Mũ Ðỏ) Nhay Du co gang !
Legends live forever...
Please note: I do not claim to own the content in this video. This is made to honor all veterans. Thank you! Nhay Du co gang !
(North or South the war is over, please leave respectful comments and honor veterans)
Music: E.S. Posthumus- Unstoppable
- published: 11 Oct 2011
- views: 15271
South Vietnamese ARVN (Army of Republic of Vietnam) soldiers attack huts on outsk...HD Stock Footage
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- Duration: 3:22
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South Vietnamese ARVN (Army of Republic of Vietnam) soldiers attack huts on outskirts of Saigon, Vietnam.
Refugees sit outside huts at outskirts of Saigon. Civilians start running when they see ARVN troops firing. Man with Red Cross on bandana runs carrying child. Man and children run past truck. Women with children run. ARVN troops fire at Vietcong position. A soldier talks into radio. Troops reload machine guns. American soldier fire M-16 rifle behind wall. Soldier at M-60 machine gun nearby. Ambulances parked in street. Location: Saigon Vietnam. Date: January 31, 1968.
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South Vietnamese ARVN (Army of Republic of Vietnam) soldiers attack huts on outskirts of Saigon, Vietnam.
Refugees sit outside huts at outskirts of Saigon. Civilians start running when they see ARVN troops firing. Man with Red Cross on bandana runs carrying child. Man and children run past truck. Women with children run. ARVN troops fire at Vietcong position. A soldier talks into radio. Troops reload machine guns. American soldier fire M-16 rifle behind wall. Soldier at M-60 machine gun nearby. Ambulances parked in street. Location: Saigon Vietnam. Date: January 31, 1968.
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- published: 12 May 2014
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Vietnam War: ARVN Marines at Firebase O'Reilly 1970
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- Duration: 9:47
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In 1970 South Vietnamese Marines from the 1st ARVN Division occupied a fire support base called O'Reilly near the Laotian border and close to FSB Ripcord where ...
In 1970 South Vietnamese Marines from the 1st ARVN Division occupied a fire support base called O'Reilly near the Laotian border and close to FSB Ripcord where the 101st was under attack and eventually abandoned the base in July. The North Vietnamese then turned their attention to O'Reilly, which had already been the target of smaller attacks. But by late summer - with Ripcord closed - the NVA were thought to be planning a massive attack on O'Reilly. I was a motion picture photographer with the 221st Signal Company/Southeast Asia Pictorial Center and went to O'Reilly in October with Jim Saller, a still photographer and Ken Conkle, another mopic guy. One morning - in an attempt to surprise the NVA - we all left the base on foot, rather than by helicopter. The plan was to try and go so fast through the mountains that we could reach a distant landing zone and be pulled out by helicopter the next morning before the NVA could mass and react. We moved so quickly in such steep and rugged terrain that the only film I have is crossing a fast-moving river that swept one ARVN well down stream. This was not the place to be left behind. Then the film shows people settling in on the LZ for the night and preparing to be lifted off the next morning. I ran out of film just before getting people loading on the Hueys. Film was shot with a Filmo using 16 mm and no sound. It was powered by a wind-up spring (I kid you not) and didn't have a light meter. Army photographers were taught to guess at the exposure.
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In 1970 South Vietnamese Marines from the 1st ARVN Division occupied a fire support base called O'Reilly near the Laotian border and close to FSB Ripcord where the 101st was under attack and eventually abandoned the base in July. The North Vietnamese then turned their attention to O'Reilly, which had already been the target of smaller attacks. But by late summer - with Ripcord closed - the NVA were thought to be planning a massive attack on O'Reilly. I was a motion picture photographer with the 221st Signal Company/Southeast Asia Pictorial Center and went to O'Reilly in October with Jim Saller, a still photographer and Ken Conkle, another mopic guy. One morning - in an attempt to surprise the NVA - we all left the base on foot, rather than by helicopter. The plan was to try and go so fast through the mountains that we could reach a distant landing zone and be pulled out by helicopter the next morning before the NVA could mass and react. We moved so quickly in such steep and rugged terrain that the only film I have is crossing a fast-moving river that swept one ARVN well down stream. This was not the place to be left behind. Then the film shows people settling in on the LZ for the night and preparing to be lifted off the next morning. I ran out of film just before getting people loading on the Hueys. Film was shot with a Filmo using 16 mm and no sound. It was powered by a wind-up spring (I kid you not) and didn't have a light meter. Army photographers were taught to guess at the exposure.
- published: 11 Apr 2015
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The troops of the ARVN work on a battlefield during the invasion of South Vietnam...HD Stock Footage
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The troops of the ARVN work on a battlefield during the invasion of South Vietnam.
The NVA (North Vietnamese Army) invasion of South Vietnam. Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) troops on the streets of Hue, Vietnam. Soldiers fill sand bags. They dig out mud from a field. F4 Phantom jet make bombing runs. ARVN troops move into position on a road. Smoke from the explosion of bombs. A soldier talks on a radio. Location: Hue Vietnam. Date: May 1972.
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The troops of the ARVN work on a battlefield during the invasion of South Vietnam.
The NVA (North Vietnamese Army) invasion of South Vietnam. Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) troops on the streets of Hue, Vietnam. Soldiers fill sand bags. They dig out mud from a field. F4 Phantom jet make bombing runs. ARVN troops move into position on a road. Smoke from the explosion of bombs. A soldier talks on a radio. Location: Hue Vietnam. Date: May 1972.
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- published: 06 May 2014
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Vietnam War: ARVN Rangers patrol in the U Minh Forest
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- Duration: 19:58
- Updated: 15 Apr 2015
- views: 5342
This shows the 44th Vietnamese Ranger Battalion just after dawn at Ca Mau air strip in the Delta waiting to board CH-47 Chinook. The usual Army hurry up and wai...
This shows the 44th Vietnamese Ranger Battalion just after dawn at Ca Mau air strip in the Delta waiting to board CH-47 Chinook. The usual Army hurry up and wait. Vietnamese officer discussing the operation with American adviser. Faces of Vietnamese soldiers and equipment. Vietnamese troops board CH-47. Vietnamese troops disembark from CH-47. CH-47 takes off. Flight of UH-1Ds arriving at pick-up area. Vietnamese troops waiting.UH-1D in flight with troops aboard. Then, a long, wet slog with Vietnamese troops walking thru rice paddies and in deep water. Vietnamese officer checks map while another talks over field telephone. American adviser holding map, talking with Vietnamese soldiers. 21st ARVN Division troops and American soldiers walking in waist deep water and moving deeper into the U Minh forest. ARVN officer checks compass and map. ARVN soldier releasing red smoke flare signaling for re-supply helicopters. UH-1D unloads supplies and takes off. Filmed by Chris Jensen a photographer with the 221st Signal Company/Southeast Asia Pictorial Center. Camera was a 16 mm Filmo that was powered by a wind-up spring and used a 100-foot roll. No auto focus and no light meter. The Army felt its photogs should be able to guess. On this assignment he worked with still photographer Al Rockoff, also of the 221st.
wn.com/Vietnam War Arvn Rangers Patrol In The U Minh Forest
This shows the 44th Vietnamese Ranger Battalion just after dawn at Ca Mau air strip in the Delta waiting to board CH-47 Chinook. The usual Army hurry up and wait. Vietnamese officer discussing the operation with American adviser. Faces of Vietnamese soldiers and equipment. Vietnamese troops board CH-47. Vietnamese troops disembark from CH-47. CH-47 takes off. Flight of UH-1Ds arriving at pick-up area. Vietnamese troops waiting.UH-1D in flight with troops aboard. Then, a long, wet slog with Vietnamese troops walking thru rice paddies and in deep water. Vietnamese officer checks map while another talks over field telephone. American adviser holding map, talking with Vietnamese soldiers. 21st ARVN Division troops and American soldiers walking in waist deep water and moving deeper into the U Minh forest. ARVN officer checks compass and map. ARVN soldier releasing red smoke flare signaling for re-supply helicopters. UH-1D unloads supplies and takes off. Filmed by Chris Jensen a photographer with the 221st Signal Company/Southeast Asia Pictorial Center. Camera was a 16 mm Filmo that was powered by a wind-up spring and used a 100-foot roll. No auto focus and no light meter. The Army felt its photogs should be able to guess. On this assignment he worked with still photographer Al Rockoff, also of the 221st.
- published: 15 Apr 2015
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ARVN Rangers(Vietnam warrior)
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- Updated: 31 Jan 2010
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ARMA 3 Vietnam - Unsung Bravo Update - ARVN vs Vietcong Sampans
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The NVA & the ARVN
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3D ARMORED CAVALRY ARVN ROAD CLEARING OPERATION Vietnam
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Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) 1955–75 of Army of the Republic of Vietnam Top 9 Facts.mp4
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[ ARVN ] → ► Nhạc Xuân Của Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa [ 1 ] ◄ ←
[ ARVN ] → ► Nhạc Xuân Của Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa ◄ ← Hãy thưởng thức nhạc xuân của lính nhé :) -
[ ARVN ] → ► Nhạc Xuân Của Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa [ 2 ] ◄ ←
[ ARVN ] → ► Nhạc Xuân Của Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa ◄ ← Nhạc xuân của lính việt nam cộng hòa nghe và cảm nhận nha :) -
[ ARVN ] → ► Nhạc Xuân Của Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa [ 3 ] ◄ ←
[ ARVN ] → ► Nhạc Xuân Của Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa [ 3 ] ◄ ← Nhạc Xuân Của Lính VNCH :) -
[ ARVN ] → ► Nhạc Xuân Của Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa [ 4 ] ◄ ←
[ ARVN ] → ► Nhạc Xuân Của Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa [ 4 ] ◄ ← Nhạc Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa Nghe và Cảm Nhận -
Vietnam War: ARVN Airborne Repell Vietcong Attack, Saigon, South Vietnam (1968)
The Army of the Republic of Viet Nam - ARVN (Vietnamese: Quân Lực Việt Nam Cộng Hòa - QLVNCH), sometimes referred to as the South Vietnamese Army . VIETNAM WAR RAW COMBAT VIDEO in Saigon - FPS War Documentary Footage ARVN Airborne repell Vietcong attack, Saigon, South Vietnam in 1968 . Communist forces were principally armed with Chinese and Soviet weaponry though some Viet Cong guerrilla units were equipped with Western infantry . National Archives and Records Administration ARVN Airborne repell Vietcong attack, Saigon, South Vietnam ARC Identifier 31921 / Local Identifier .
ARMA 3 Vietnam - Unsung Bravo Update - ARVN vs Vietcong Sampans
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- Duration: 55:32
- Updated: 12 Jun 2016
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The ARVN goes on a patrol lead by US advisors.. stuff happens, stuff goes boom boom ;)
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The ARVN goes on a patrol lead by US advisors.. stuff happens, stuff goes boom boom ;)
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The ARVN goes on a patrol lead by US advisors.. stuff happens, stuff goes boom boom ;)
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- published: 12 Jun 2016
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The NVA & the ARVN
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- Duration: 5:22
- Updated: 23 May 2016
- views: 16
A video for my history class
A video for my history class
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A video for my history class
- published: 23 May 2016
- views: 16
3D ARMORED CAVALRY ARVN ROAD CLEARING OPERATION Vietnam
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 24:26
- Updated: 12 May 2016
- views: 6
Docu
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Docu
- published: 12 May 2016
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ARVN Đò Chiều Lệ Thu
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- Duration: 9:11
- Updated: 15 Apr 2016
- views: 7
Quân Lực Việt Nam Cộng Hòa, Đò Chiều - Lệ Thu.
Quân Lực Việt Nam Cộng Hòa, Đò Chiều - Lệ Thu.
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Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) 1955–75 of Army of the Republic of Vietnam Top 9 Facts.mp4
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:30
- Updated: 15 Feb 2016
- views: 1
- published: 15 Feb 2016
- views: 1
[ ARVN ] → ► Nhạc Xuân Của Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa [ 1 ] ◄ ←
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 13:05
- Updated: 31 Jan 2016
- views: 337
[ ARVN ] → ► Nhạc Xuân Của Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa ◄ ←
Hãy thưởng thức nhạc xuân của lính nhé :)
[ ARVN ] → ► Nhạc Xuân Của Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa ◄ ←
Hãy thưởng thức nhạc xuân của lính nhé :)
wn.com/Arvn → ► Nhạc Xuân Của Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa 1 ◄ ←
[ ARVN ] → ► Nhạc Xuân Của Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa ◄ ←
Hãy thưởng thức nhạc xuân của lính nhé :)
- published: 31 Jan 2016
- views: 337
[ ARVN ] → ► Nhạc Xuân Của Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa [ 2 ] ◄ ←
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 13:34
- Updated: 31 Jan 2016
- views: 139
[ ARVN ] → ► Nhạc Xuân Của Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa ◄ ←
Nhạc xuân của lính việt nam cộng hòa nghe và cảm nhận nha :)
[ ARVN ] → ► Nhạc Xuân Của Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa ◄ ←
Nhạc xuân của lính việt nam cộng hòa nghe và cảm nhận nha :)
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[ ARVN ] → ► Nhạc Xuân Của Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa ◄ ←
Nhạc xuân của lính việt nam cộng hòa nghe và cảm nhận nha :)
- published: 31 Jan 2016
- views: 139
[ ARVN ] → ► Nhạc Xuân Của Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa [ 3 ] ◄ ←
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- Duration: 11:59
- Updated: 01 Feb 2016
- views: 150
[ ARVN ] → ► Nhạc Xuân Của Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa [ 3 ] ◄ ←
Nhạc Xuân Của Lính VNCH :)
- published: 01 Feb 2016
- views: 150
[ ARVN ] → ► Nhạc Xuân Của Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa [ 4 ] ◄ ←
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 13:43
- Updated: 01 Feb 2016
- views: 279
[ ARVN ] → ► Nhạc Xuân Của Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa [ 4 ] ◄ ←
Nhạc Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa Nghe và Cảm Nhận
[ ARVN ] → ► Nhạc Xuân Của Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa [ 4 ] ◄ ←
Nhạc Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa Nghe và Cảm Nhận
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[ ARVN ] → ► Nhạc Xuân Của Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa [ 4 ] ◄ ←
Nhạc Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa Nghe và Cảm Nhận
- published: 01 Feb 2016
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Vietnam War: ARVN Airborne Repell Vietcong Attack, Saigon, South Vietnam (1968)
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- Duration: 39:42
- Updated: 30 Jan 2016
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The Army of the Republic of Viet Nam - ARVN (Vietnamese: Quân Lực Việt Nam Cộng Hòa - QLVNCH), sometimes referred to as the South Vietnamese Army .
VIETNAM W...
The Army of the Republic of Viet Nam - ARVN (Vietnamese: Quân Lực Việt Nam Cộng Hòa - QLVNCH), sometimes referred to as the South Vietnamese Army .
VIETNAM WAR RAW COMBAT VIDEO in Saigon - FPS War Documentary Footage ARVN Airborne repell Vietcong attack, Saigon, South Vietnam in 1968 .
Communist forces were principally armed with Chinese and Soviet weaponry though some Viet Cong guerrilla units were equipped with Western infantry .
National Archives and Records Administration ARVN Airborne repell Vietcong attack, Saigon, South Vietnam ARC Identifier 31921 / Local Identifier .
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The Army of the Republic of Viet Nam - ARVN (Vietnamese: Quân Lực Việt Nam Cộng Hòa - QLVNCH), sometimes referred to as the South Vietnamese Army .
VIETNAM WAR RAW COMBAT VIDEO in Saigon - FPS War Documentary Footage ARVN Airborne repell Vietcong attack, Saigon, South Vietnam in 1968 .
Communist forces were principally armed with Chinese and Soviet weaponry though some Viet Cong guerrilla units were equipped with Western infantry .
National Archives and Records Administration ARVN Airborne repell Vietcong attack, Saigon, South Vietnam ARC Identifier 31921 / Local Identifier .
- published: 30 Jan 2016
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Vietnam War: ARVN Airborne Repell Vietcong Attack, Saigon, South Vietnam (1968)
Silent. ARVN soldiers under cover along wall of the French National Cemetery. ARVN soldiers make their way across cemetery. American officer firing M-16 rifle along with Vietnamese soldier from behind cemetery wall. Dead Vietnamese soldier on litter. Burning building. ARVN soldiers behind wall with rifles at the ready. ARVN soldiers carry dead comrade on litter to ambulance. ARVNs in ditch. Wrecked building and burning rubble in cemetery. ARVN soldiers drive off in vehicles. Vietnamese soldier with M-60 MG at corner of building. ARVN soldiers tie and search Vietcong prisoner. Another Vietcong is given packet of food. CU, faces of ARVN soldiers. CU, Vietcong prisoner's hands tied behind his back. Vietnamese soldier feeds prisoner. Dirty Vietcong eating. ARVNs watch. CU, Vietcong. CU, ARVN s... -
3D ARMORED CAVALRY (ARVN) ROAD CLEARING OPERATION
3D ARMORED CAVALRY (ARVN) ROAD CLEARING OPERATION - DVD Copied by Thomas Gideon - National Archives and Records Administration 1969 - ARC Identifier 32456 / Local Identifier 111-LC-54017 - Department of Defense. Department of the Army. Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations. U.S. Army Audiovisual Center. (ca. 1974 - 05/15/1984). Silent. Summary: Travel shots from APC on highway passing villager and rice paddies. M-113 drives alongside road. M-41 tank raising dust as it moves along treeline. M-4ls in camp; move out. M-ll3s by bunker. Travel shots of M-ll3s and M-4ls under way. Travel shot passing village. ARVN tanks moving out at sunrise. Shot from tank as it moves through dense foliage. M- 41s move toward treeline. 50 cal MG on tank under way. Travel shot from tank ... -
[ ARVN ] ♥ → ► Quân Lực Việt Nam Cộng Hòa ◄ ← ♥ ( 19 - 6 - 1971 )
[ ARVN ] ─ ► Quân Lực Việt Nam Cộng Hòa ◄ ─ ( 19 - 6 - 1971 ) Nguồn : CongHoa VietNam . ( Xin cảm ơn ) ^-^ Tôi còn nhớ rõ một buổi trưa nắng chang chang của năm 78, 79 gì đó. Đang ngồi đợi trên xe buýt ở Lăng Cha Cả khởi hành đi Chợ Lớn thì tôi nghe có tiếng hát rất hay, nhưng vô cùng u uất: "Rừng lá xanh xanh cây phủ đường đi ... Thành phố sau lưng ..." Rồi bước lên xe là một thương binh VNCH trẻ khoảng 25,26 tuổi. Anh ta cụt một chân, trên cổ treo cây guitar vừa đàn hát vừa xin tiền. Anh ta mặc chiếc quần của Thủy Quân lục Chiến rằn sọc ngang, áo thun bạc phếch, trên đầu đội nón vải đi rừng của lính VNCH. Dường như một số người trên xe biết và có cảm tình với anh ta nên có lẽ nói cho mọi người đều biết: "Ảnh là Thủy Quân Lục Chiến, bây giờ tội nghiệp lắm ..." Người thương binh VNCH... -
Vietnam War: ARVN Airborne Repell Vietcong Attack, Saigon, South Vietnam (1968)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 21:02
- Updated: 03 Jun 2015
- views: 2055
Silent. ARVN soldiers under cover along wall of the French National Cemetery. ARVN soldiers make their way across cemetery. American officer firing M-16 rifle a...
Silent. ARVN soldiers under cover along wall of the French National Cemetery. ARVN soldiers make their way across cemetery. American officer firing M-16 rifle along with Vietnamese soldier from behind cemetery wall. Dead Vietnamese soldier on litter. Burning building. ARVN soldiers behind wall with rifles at the ready. ARVN soldiers carry dead comrade on litter to ambulance. ARVNs in ditch. Wrecked building and burning rubble in cemetery. ARVN soldiers drive off in vehicles. Vietnamese soldier with M-60 MG at corner of building. ARVN soldiers tie and search Vietcong prisoner. Another Vietcong is given packet of food. CU, faces of ARVN soldiers. CU, Vietcong prisoner's hands tied behind his back. Vietnamese soldier feeds prisoner. Dirty Vietcong eating. ARVNs watch. CU, Vietcong. CU, ARVN soldier. A wounded Vietcong stands in sewer system manhole with hands over his head. He steps out of the manhole. CU, dirty, bleeding feet of Vietcong. ARVN soldier holds up captured rifle. Prisoner is searched and questioned. VS, damaged and burning houses. LS, smoke pouring from building. Vietnamese soldier speaks over radio. ARVN soldiers run across intersection and take cover behind wall in Esso service station. Smoke coming from bldg in bg. ARVN soldiers behind wall of cemetery. Burning and wrecked houses. Vietnamese soldier aims rifle thru gate of cemetery. Ambo-jeep drives past. ARVNs firing weapons (overexposed). Shell service station bldg burning furiously. Smoke pours from the building. ARVN soldier fires cal MG mounted on truck into houses. Shell service station burning. Dead Vietcong strewn about in street. ARVN fires 50 cal MG from truck. Dead Vietcong. Burning building. ARVN soldiers in foreground. Smoke pouring from building. Household effects lining streets. ARVN soldier fires his weapon down alley. Vietnamese soldiers search Vietcong bodies. Captures rocket shell. ARVN soldier at 50 cal MG, another with M-16 rifle at the ready. CU, picture of little girl taken from body of Vietcong. ARVN soldiers checks papers. CU, Vietcong propaganda leaflet found on the body.
National Archives and Records Administration
ARVN Airborne repell Vietcong attack, Saigon, South Vietnam
ARC Identifier 31921 / Local Identifier 111-LC-52748 1968
Department of Defense. Department of the Army. Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations. U.S. Army Audiovisual Center. (ca. 1974 - 05/15/1984).
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DVD Copied by Thomas Gideon
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Silent. ARVN soldiers under cover along wall of the French National Cemetery. ARVN soldiers make their way across cemetery. American officer firing M-16 rifle along with Vietnamese soldier from behind cemetery wall. Dead Vietnamese soldier on litter. Burning building. ARVN soldiers behind wall with rifles at the ready. ARVN soldiers carry dead comrade on litter to ambulance. ARVNs in ditch. Wrecked building and burning rubble in cemetery. ARVN soldiers drive off in vehicles. Vietnamese soldier with M-60 MG at corner of building. ARVN soldiers tie and search Vietcong prisoner. Another Vietcong is given packet of food. CU, faces of ARVN soldiers. CU, Vietcong prisoner's hands tied behind his back. Vietnamese soldier feeds prisoner. Dirty Vietcong eating. ARVNs watch. CU, Vietcong. CU, ARVN soldier. A wounded Vietcong stands in sewer system manhole with hands over his head. He steps out of the manhole. CU, dirty, bleeding feet of Vietcong. ARVN soldier holds up captured rifle. Prisoner is searched and questioned. VS, damaged and burning houses. LS, smoke pouring from building. Vietnamese soldier speaks over radio. ARVN soldiers run across intersection and take cover behind wall in Esso service station. Smoke coming from bldg in bg. ARVN soldiers behind wall of cemetery. Burning and wrecked houses. Vietnamese soldier aims rifle thru gate of cemetery. Ambo-jeep drives past. ARVNs firing weapons (overexposed). Shell service station bldg burning furiously. Smoke pours from the building. ARVN soldier fires cal MG mounted on truck into houses. Shell service station burning. Dead Vietcong strewn about in street. ARVN fires 50 cal MG from truck. Dead Vietcong. Burning building. ARVN soldiers in foreground. Smoke pouring from building. Household effects lining streets. ARVN soldier fires his weapon down alley. Vietnamese soldiers search Vietcong bodies. Captures rocket shell. ARVN soldier at 50 cal MG, another with M-16 rifle at the ready. CU, picture of little girl taken from body of Vietcong. ARVN soldiers checks papers. CU, Vietcong propaganda leaflet found on the body.
National Archives and Records Administration
ARVN Airborne repell Vietcong attack, Saigon, South Vietnam
ARC Identifier 31921 / Local Identifier 111-LC-52748 1968
Department of Defense. Department of the Army. Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations. U.S. Army Audiovisual Center. (ca. 1974 - 05/15/1984).
Uploaded by Public.Resource.Org
DVD Copied by Thomas Gideon
- published: 03 Jun 2015
- views: 2055
3D ARMORED CAVALRY (ARVN) ROAD CLEARING OPERATION
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 24:42
- Updated: 13 Jun 2010
- views: 2649
3D ARMORED CAVALRY (ARVN) ROAD CLEARING OPERATION - DVD Copied by Thomas Gideon - National Archives and Records Administration 1969 - ARC Identifier 32456 / Loc...
3D ARMORED CAVALRY (ARVN) ROAD CLEARING OPERATION - DVD Copied by Thomas Gideon - National Archives and Records Administration 1969 - ARC Identifier 32456 / Local Identifier 111-LC-54017 - Department of Defense. Department of the Army. Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations. U.S. Army Audiovisual Center. (ca. 1974 - 05/15/1984). Silent. Summary: Travel shots from APC on highway passing villager and rice paddies. M-113 drives alongside road. M-41 tank raising dust as it moves along treeline. M-4ls in camp; move out. M-ll3s by bunker. Travel shots of M-ll3s and M-4ls under way. Travel shot passing village. ARVN tanks moving out at sunrise. Shot from tank as it moves through dense foliage. M- 41s move toward treeline. 50 cal MG on tank under way. Travel shot from tank driving on highway. ARVN M-113 drives past. OH- 6A copter flies low over highway. ARVN commander on APC speaks over radio. VS, M-4ls on the move; advance to treeline. VS, M- 4ls fire at suspected Vietcong positions in foliage. M-4ls move to another position. More on the tanks firing. Explosions on hillside VS, ARVNs load and fire l05mm How. Artillery shells exploding in wooded area. Line of M-4ls come out of treeline, move across open area and cross road. LS, tanks firing as they advance toward treeline.
wn.com/3D Armored Cavalry (Arvn) Road Clearing Operation
3D ARMORED CAVALRY (ARVN) ROAD CLEARING OPERATION - DVD Copied by Thomas Gideon - National Archives and Records Administration 1969 - ARC Identifier 32456 / Local Identifier 111-LC-54017 - Department of Defense. Department of the Army. Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations. U.S. Army Audiovisual Center. (ca. 1974 - 05/15/1984). Silent. Summary: Travel shots from APC on highway passing villager and rice paddies. M-113 drives alongside road. M-41 tank raising dust as it moves along treeline. M-4ls in camp; move out. M-ll3s by bunker. Travel shots of M-ll3s and M-4ls under way. Travel shot passing village. ARVN tanks moving out at sunrise. Shot from tank as it moves through dense foliage. M- 41s move toward treeline. 50 cal MG on tank under way. Travel shot from tank driving on highway. ARVN M-113 drives past. OH- 6A copter flies low over highway. ARVN commander on APC speaks over radio. VS, M-4ls on the move; advance to treeline. VS, M- 4ls fire at suspected Vietcong positions in foliage. M-4ls move to another position. More on the tanks firing. Explosions on hillside VS, ARVNs load and fire l05mm How. Artillery shells exploding in wooded area. Line of M-4ls come out of treeline, move across open area and cross road. LS, tanks firing as they advance toward treeline.
- published: 13 Jun 2010
- views: 2649
[ ARVN ] ♥ → ► Quân Lực Việt Nam Cộng Hòa ◄ ← ♥ ( 19 - 6 - 1971 )
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 21:50
- Updated: 30 Jan 2016
- views: 603
[ ARVN ] ─ ► Quân Lực Việt Nam Cộng Hòa ◄ ─ ( 19 - 6 - 1971 )
Nguồn : CongHoa VietNam . ( Xin cảm ơn ) ^-^
Tôi còn nhớ rõ một buổi trưa nắng chang chang của ...
[ ARVN ] ─ ► Quân Lực Việt Nam Cộng Hòa ◄ ─ ( 19 - 6 - 1971 )
Nguồn : CongHoa VietNam . ( Xin cảm ơn ) ^-^
Tôi còn nhớ rõ một buổi trưa nắng chang chang của năm 78, 79 gì đó. Đang ngồi đợi trên xe buýt ở Lăng Cha Cả khởi hành đi Chợ Lớn thì tôi nghe có tiếng hát rất hay, nhưng vô cùng u uất: "Rừng lá xanh xanh cây phủ đường đi ... Thành phố sau lưng ..." Rồi bước lên xe là một thương binh VNCH trẻ khoảng 25,26 tuổi. Anh ta cụt một chân, trên cổ treo cây guitar vừa đàn hát vừa xin tiền. Anh ta mặc chiếc quần của Thủy Quân lục Chiến rằn sọc ngang, áo thun bạc phếch, trên đầu đội nón vải đi rừng của lính VNCH.
Dường như một số người trên xe biết và có cảm tình với anh ta nên có lẽ nói cho mọi người đều biết: "Ảnh là Thủy Quân Lục Chiến, bây giờ tội nghiệp lắm ..."
Người thương binh VNCH khẻ gật đầu như muốn chào mọi ngưòi nhưng vẫn hát.. Một bà cụ ngồi phía sau chạy lên dúi vào tay anh ta mấy cái bánh ú và hỏi: "Q. sáng giờ con ăn gì chưa?". Người thương binh ngưng hát trả lời: "Dạ, con ăn chút bánh mì rồi ngoại..." Thì ra bà cụ biết người thương binh này và vẫn thường giúp đỡ anh ta cho nên anh ta gọi bà cụ là ngoại. Đây cũng là cách gọi thân mật trong của người Nam.
Lúc đó có nhiều người dúi tiền vào chiếc túi vải treo trước ngực người thương binh. Mỗi lần ai cho anh, anh đều nói :"Xin cảm ơn ông / bà". Dường như mọi người đều cho một ít như muốn nói "Tặng anh một chút để anh sống qua ngày ... Chúng tôi dù sao còn may mắn hơn anh ..."
Khi anh ta bước gần đến tôi, tôi nhìn gương mặt anh ta tôi có cảm tình ngay. Gương mặt sáng và thông minh. Anh tuy mất một chân nhưng rất rắn chắc. Tôi cũng lấy ít tiền dúi vào túi vải, anh ta nói :"Đa tạ ông". Tự dưng tôi cầm lấy tay anh ta và hỏi: "Anh bị thương năm nào?" Anh trả lời: "Dạ em bị thương năm 1972 đó ông Thầy ...."
Có lẽ anh ta nghĩ tôi là sĩ quan VNCH nên trả lời và gọi tôi "Ông Thầy". Lính VNCH thường gọi sĩ quan là "Ông Thầy".
Tôi nghe thế tôi rất xúc động vì tôi cũng bị thương năm 1972 ... có điều là chúng tôi .... khác chiến tuyến nhưng tôi lại được lính BĐQ VNCH cứu sống ...
Tôi vội nói: "Tôi cũng bị thương năm 72 ..."
Anh ta dường như không chú ý câu nói của tôi và như có người chia sẻ, anh ta khe khẽ kể tiếp: "Đơn vị Thủy Quân Lục Chiến của em chặn quân Bắc Việt tại bờ Nam sông Thạch Hãn vào tháng Tư năm 1972 ... tụi nó đông lắm, xe tăng, bộ binh của chúng đông nghẹt luôn ... Tiểu Đoàn 3 Sói Biển tụi em tuy chặn đứng chúng nhưng thiệt hại 50 % đó ông thầy ạ ... Em bị thương trận đó ... Bây giờ ... Khổ lắm ..."
Dường như nước mắt của cả tôi và anh ta đều giàn giụa ...
Anh ta khẽ gật đầu chào và quay đi ....
Anh bước xuống xe và tiếp tục lời hát : "... Sao không hát cho những bà mẹ từng đêm nhớ con xa ... Hay hát cho những người vừa nằm xuống chiều qua ... "
Bóng người thương binh TQLC dần lẫn vào đám đông những người buôn thúng bán bưng .... những đứa trẻ gầy gò bưng bình trà đá bán dạo tại bến xe ... Trời trưa nắng chang chang nhưng tôi nghe như mưa đổ trong lòng ... Cơn mưa khóc hận cho miền Nam hưng thịnh nhân bản ngày nào bây giờ đang sống dưới tay loài quỉ Đỏ ...
Và từ đó tôi không có dịp gặp lại ngưòi thương binh TQLC đó ... Không biết anh trôi dạt nơi nào ....
Anh bị thương năm 72, tôi cũng bị thuơng năm 72 ... Anh và tôi cùng được chữa trị bởi Quân Y Viện VNCH ... Không biết lúc đó tôi và anh có cùng Quân Y Viện không? Tôi lúc đó được nằm trên giường ... Anh có thể nằm ... dưới đất nhường chỗ cho tôi ...
VNCH đối xử rất nhân bản với tôi.
( Trích hồi ký của một cựu bộ đội Bắc Việt ) -
wn.com/Arvn ♥ → ► Quân Lực Việt Nam Cộng Hòa ◄ ← ♥ ( 19 6 1971 )
[ ARVN ] ─ ► Quân Lực Việt Nam Cộng Hòa ◄ ─ ( 19 - 6 - 1971 )
Nguồn : CongHoa VietNam . ( Xin cảm ơn ) ^-^
Tôi còn nhớ rõ một buổi trưa nắng chang chang của năm 78, 79 gì đó. Đang ngồi đợi trên xe buýt ở Lăng Cha Cả khởi hành đi Chợ Lớn thì tôi nghe có tiếng hát rất hay, nhưng vô cùng u uất: "Rừng lá xanh xanh cây phủ đường đi ... Thành phố sau lưng ..." Rồi bước lên xe là một thương binh VNCH trẻ khoảng 25,26 tuổi. Anh ta cụt một chân, trên cổ treo cây guitar vừa đàn hát vừa xin tiền. Anh ta mặc chiếc quần của Thủy Quân lục Chiến rằn sọc ngang, áo thun bạc phếch, trên đầu đội nón vải đi rừng của lính VNCH.
Dường như một số người trên xe biết và có cảm tình với anh ta nên có lẽ nói cho mọi người đều biết: "Ảnh là Thủy Quân Lục Chiến, bây giờ tội nghiệp lắm ..."
Người thương binh VNCH khẻ gật đầu như muốn chào mọi ngưòi nhưng vẫn hát.. Một bà cụ ngồi phía sau chạy lên dúi vào tay anh ta mấy cái bánh ú và hỏi: "Q. sáng giờ con ăn gì chưa?". Người thương binh ngưng hát trả lời: "Dạ, con ăn chút bánh mì rồi ngoại..." Thì ra bà cụ biết người thương binh này và vẫn thường giúp đỡ anh ta cho nên anh ta gọi bà cụ là ngoại. Đây cũng là cách gọi thân mật trong của người Nam.
Lúc đó có nhiều người dúi tiền vào chiếc túi vải treo trước ngực người thương binh. Mỗi lần ai cho anh, anh đều nói :"Xin cảm ơn ông / bà". Dường như mọi người đều cho một ít như muốn nói "Tặng anh một chút để anh sống qua ngày ... Chúng tôi dù sao còn may mắn hơn anh ..."
Khi anh ta bước gần đến tôi, tôi nhìn gương mặt anh ta tôi có cảm tình ngay. Gương mặt sáng và thông minh. Anh tuy mất một chân nhưng rất rắn chắc. Tôi cũng lấy ít tiền dúi vào túi vải, anh ta nói :"Đa tạ ông". Tự dưng tôi cầm lấy tay anh ta và hỏi: "Anh bị thương năm nào?" Anh trả lời: "Dạ em bị thương năm 1972 đó ông Thầy ...."
Có lẽ anh ta nghĩ tôi là sĩ quan VNCH nên trả lời và gọi tôi "Ông Thầy". Lính VNCH thường gọi sĩ quan là "Ông Thầy".
Tôi nghe thế tôi rất xúc động vì tôi cũng bị thương năm 1972 ... có điều là chúng tôi .... khác chiến tuyến nhưng tôi lại được lính BĐQ VNCH cứu sống ...
Tôi vội nói: "Tôi cũng bị thương năm 72 ..."
Anh ta dường như không chú ý câu nói của tôi và như có người chia sẻ, anh ta khe khẽ kể tiếp: "Đơn vị Thủy Quân Lục Chiến của em chặn quân Bắc Việt tại bờ Nam sông Thạch Hãn vào tháng Tư năm 1972 ... tụi nó đông lắm, xe tăng, bộ binh của chúng đông nghẹt luôn ... Tiểu Đoàn 3 Sói Biển tụi em tuy chặn đứng chúng nhưng thiệt hại 50 % đó ông thầy ạ ... Em bị thương trận đó ... Bây giờ ... Khổ lắm ..."
Dường như nước mắt của cả tôi và anh ta đều giàn giụa ...
Anh ta khẽ gật đầu chào và quay đi ....
Anh bước xuống xe và tiếp tục lời hát : "... Sao không hát cho những bà mẹ từng đêm nhớ con xa ... Hay hát cho những người vừa nằm xuống chiều qua ... "
Bóng người thương binh TQLC dần lẫn vào đám đông những người buôn thúng bán bưng .... những đứa trẻ gầy gò bưng bình trà đá bán dạo tại bến xe ... Trời trưa nắng chang chang nhưng tôi nghe như mưa đổ trong lòng ... Cơn mưa khóc hận cho miền Nam hưng thịnh nhân bản ngày nào bây giờ đang sống dưới tay loài quỉ Đỏ ...
Và từ đó tôi không có dịp gặp lại ngưòi thương binh TQLC đó ... Không biết anh trôi dạt nơi nào ....
Anh bị thương năm 72, tôi cũng bị thuơng năm 72 ... Anh và tôi cùng được chữa trị bởi Quân Y Viện VNCH ... Không biết lúc đó tôi và anh có cùng Quân Y Viện không? Tôi lúc đó được nằm trên giường ... Anh có thể nằm ... dưới đất nhường chỗ cho tôi ...
VNCH đối xử rất nhân bản với tôi.
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DIRTY SECRETS of VIETNAM: ARVN Airborne VS. Vietcong (1968, 720p)
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ARVN Airborne Repell Vietcong Attack, Saigon, South Vietnam (1968)
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SYND 26/5/72 ARVN MARINES IN ACTION AGAINST VIETCONG IN HUE
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SYND 26/5/72 ARVN MARINES IN ACTION AGAINST VIETCONG IN HUE
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"Vietnam's Forgotten Army: Heroism and Betrayal in the ARVN" by Dr. Andrew A. Wiest
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"Vietnam's Forgotten Army: Heroism and Betrayal in the ARVN" by Dr. Andrew A. Wiest
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Militärparade der ARVN 19/6 1971 und 1973 (south vietnamese military parade 1971 - 1973)
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Militärparade der ARVN 19/6 1971 und 1973 (south vietnamese military parade 1971 - 1973)
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VIETNAM AIRBORNE ARVN / VNCH Nhay Du Mũ Ðỏ (Red berets)
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VIETNAM AIRBORNE ARVN / VNCH Nhay Du Mũ Ðỏ (Red berets)
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South Vietnamese ARVN (Army of Republic of Vietnam) soldiers attack huts on outsk...HD Stock Footage
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Vietnam War: ARVN Marines at Firebase O'Reilly 1970
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The troops of the ARVN work on a battlefield during the invasion of South Vietnam...HD Stock Footage
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Vietnam War: ARVN Rangers patrol in the U Minh Forest
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ARVN Rangers(Vietnam warrior)
A man of men !
Biệt Ðộng Quân(ARVN Rangers)
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ARVN Rangers(Vietnam warrior)
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ARMA 3 Vietnam - Unsung Bravo Update - ARVN vs Vietcong Sampans
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The NVA & the ARVN
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3D ARMORED CAVALRY ARVN ROAD CLEARING OPERATION Vietnam
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ARVN Đò Chiều Lệ Thu
Quân Lực Việt Nam Cộng Hòa, Đò Chiều - Lệ Thu.
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Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) 1955–75 of Army of the Republic of Vietnam Top 9 Facts.mp4
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[ ARVN ] → ► Nhạc Xuân Của Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa [ 1 ] ◄ ←
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Nhạc xuân của lính việt nam cộng hòa...
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[ ARVN ] → ► Nhạc Xuân Của Lính Việt Nam Cộng Hòa [ 3 ] ◄ ←
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Nhạc Xuân Của Lính VNCH :)
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Vietnam War: ARVN Airborne Repell Vietcong Attack, Saigon, South Vietnam (1968)
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3D ARMORED CAVALRY (ARVN) ROAD CLEARING OPERATION
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[ ARVN ] ♥ → ► Quân Lực Việt Nam Cộng Hòa ◄ ← ♥ ( 19 - 6 - 1971 )
[ ARVN ] ─ ► Quân Lực Việt Nam Cộng Hòa ◄ ─ ( 19 - 6 - 1971 )
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DIRTY SECRETS of VIETNAM: ARVN Airborne VS. Vietcong (1968, 720p)
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renversons la perspective et d?duisons la cause de nos probl?mes, la cause de tous les maux : une mauvaise r?partition de tous les biens. il coule dans toutes les veines, le poison. c'est l'?chec inavou? du capital qui entretient les animosit?s entre ceux/celles qui ont et ceux/celles qui n'ont pas le poison.
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Orlando shooting: Trump calls for Obama's resignation
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Republican White House contender Donald Trump has called on President Barack Obama to resign for not using the term "radical Islamic terrorism" to describe the gay club massacre even as his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton backed redoubling of efforts to defeat terror groups ... In another tweet, Trump claimed that Mateen shouted "Allah hu Akbar!" as he slaughtered clubgoers. The police, however, is yet to corroborate this claim of Trump....
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50 dead in gay nightclub shooting, worst in US history
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ORLANDO, Fla. — A gunman wielding an assault-type rifle and a handgun opened fire inside a crowded gay nightclub early Sunday, killing at least 50 people before dying in a gunfight with SWAT officers, police said. It was the worst mass shooting in American history. Authorities were investigating the attack on the Florida dance hall as an act of terrorism ... He said that might be related to the attack ... Lucie, Florida. Rep ... I saw blood ... ....
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More Than 5,000 Arrested in Bangladesh Sweep
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Police in Bangladesh say they have arrested more than 5,000 criminal suspects in the first three days of a nationwide sweep in response to a rash of extremist violence against religious minorities and secular activists ... Despite IS claims, Bangladesh authorities continue to insist there are no foreign terror groups operating in the country ... ....
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Rajasthan dinosaur footprints could tell us why the species disappeared
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NEW DELHI. Geologists have found footprints of Eubrontes Gleneronsensis Theropod dinosaurs in Jaisalmer district. These fossilized prints are 150 million years old, and Dr. Suresh Chandra Mathur, a professor in the geological department of Jainarayan Vyas University, thinks they can help scientists understand why dinosaurs disappeared ... The asteroid did it ... They said the asteroid plummeted to earth 66,038,000 years ago ... RELATED....
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The Good, the Sad and the Ugly
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Philadelphia. A number of things converged to make my New Years special this year. Three of them were good, one was not so good — in fact, it had the sense of a nasty omen for the future. First I had a great dinner with friends, including several veterans, at a Vietnamese restaurant in Upper Darby owned by a good friend whose father was an officer in the Vietnamese ARVN army in Nha Trang ... We’ll never know these what-ifs ... ....
How the Battle of the Ia Drang Valley Changed the Course of the Vietnam War
Edit The Daily Beast 14 Nov 2015
With the Communists making steady gains on the battlefield against the South Vietnamese army (the ARVN), President Kennedy ordered an additional 15,000 American military advisers to Vietnam between 1961 and 1963, along with several squadrons of Marine helicopters (with Marine crews) to enhance the South Vietnamese army’s (the ARVN) performance in the field....
Vietnam, then and now
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I was a battalion surgeon with the 2/77 Artillery, 25th Infantry Division ... Near the end of my tour, I relocated to a field location near Tan Son Nhat Airport where I developed a friendship with an ARVN soldier and his family....
A friendly chat between Marines and Viet Cong
Edit Stars and Stripes 10 Nov 2015
DA NANG, Vietnam — Fifty years ago, two of the men sitting around this table at the Red Beach Resort were enemies of the United States ... fighters during the Vietnam War. Any animosity they felt toward the U.S ... Top ... Marine Corps). Bottom, from left ... ... The ARVNs were trying to get away from that, even though they had uniforms ... I think these guys were better than the ARVNs. [ARVN is an acronym for the Army of the Republic of South Vietnam.]....
What led the US to the Vietnam War?
Edit Stars and Stripes 10 Nov 2015
America stepped onto the “slippery slope” on a quiet stretch of beach just northwest of the Vietnamese city of Da Nang ... Vice President Hubert Humphrey, President Lyndon B ... 21, 1964 ... Their role was to train and bolster the South Vietnamese army, known as the ARVN or Army of the Republic of Vietnam ... estimated that 40 percent of the country was under the control or influence of the communists with desertions on the rise within the ARVN ... Gen....
They Died for Henry Kissinger’s “Credibility”: The Real History of our Vietnam Immorality
Edit Information Clearing House 19 Oct 2015
. ... Second, the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN), whom the Americans would train and equip to the highest standards, would fill the gap left by the departing American troops—a strategy described as “Vietnamization.” Third, the United States would escalate the war in the most efficient (read destructive) manner possible ... ... ... The ARVN collapsed or melted from view, Saigon fell within a month, and a murderous final reckoning ensued ... ....
Refused To Abandon A Dying Comrade. Pulled The Pins From 2 Grenades & Calmly Awaited The Viet Cong, They Found Their Bodies The Next Day
Edit World History Online 17 Oct 2015
For his first six months in country he was attached to a regular unit of the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) unit in Quang Tri province. On 28 May, Wheatley was assisting ARVN troops in engaging ‘elements of a trapped enemy battalion.’ In the course of the action, a young girl ran terrified into the cross fire ... Meanwhile ARVN troops had checked their advance to gather up discarded enemy equipment and supplies....
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Kissinger Revisited
Edit Huffington Post 12 Oct 2015
Henry Kissinger is back ... The common avenue of entry into Kissingerian universe is the hoary issue of idealism vs realism ... Two, the Vietnam policy was an abject failure insofar as Nixon and Kissinger aimed to reconcile a very gradual American withdrawal with the building of an ARVN political and military capability that would give it a fighting chance to resist the Communists while ensuring no precipitate, embarrassing collapse ... ....
Afghan Army Now Ready ... to Lose to the Taliban
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One need not be prophetic to sense a bad outcome for the U.S. war in Afghanistan ... The answer is close to 100% according to Chris Mason who writes. ... the outcome in Afghanistan... Mason's core analysis compares quantitatively and qualitatively the armies of South Vietnam (ARVN), Iraq and Afghanistan. ... the ARVN had eight and a half times the number of .. ...the all-volunteer ANA has double the desertion rate of the all-conscript ARVN... ....
The Little Things Count in the Big Picture
Edit Huffington Post 18 Aug 2015
One of my absolutely favorite military stories, involves a simple, low-level admin screw-up, half a century ago, that had major historical consequences ... That's when Mr ... That's when Operation Satellite became Operation Starlite ... An ARVN general commanding South Vietnamese forces in the area bought the kid's story and contacted Marine Lieutenant General Lew Walt to pass along the intelligence ... What followed the VC teen's revelation on Aug....
A North Vietnamese Spy Finds More Than He Bargained For
Edit The Daily Beast 01 May 2015
And he’s just getting started ... Hollywood was much more efficient, imagining the countries it wanted to exploit.”. Later, after finding time to lend a hand in the murder of two refugees that the general suspects of communist sympathies, he returns to Southeast Asia once more, this time with a group of former ARVN determined to mount one last suicidal action against the communists via a motley “invasion” through Thailand and Cambodia ... ....
Tony Chliek - Army
Edit Stars and Stripes 18 Mar 2015
Editor’s note. Tony Chliek has written extensively about his experience in Vietnam ... We all moved up and got down in it ... We decided to sandbag it and go over to the ARVN (South Vietnamese military) compound and spend the night with them ... Sometimes the ARVNs would even take our squads into Trang Bang for a little R&R at night ... When night came, we headed off first in the assigned direction and then in the direction of the ARVN compound ... ....
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